Building Operation Clause Samples
The Building Operation clause defines the rules and responsibilities related to the use, maintenance, and management of a building during the term of an agreement. It typically outlines which party is responsible for day-to-day operations such as cleaning, repairs, security, and compliance with safety regulations. For example, the clause may specify that the tenant must keep the premises in good condition or that the landlord is responsible for major structural repairs. Its core function is to allocate operational duties clearly between the parties, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring the building is properly maintained throughout the agreement.
Building Operation. ▪ Make frequent safety and housekeeping checks of the building and draw attention to improper practices. ▪ Conduct routine liaison with other branches in connection with maintenance, new installations, alterations, transportation, etc. ▪ Carry out receiving and shipping operations. ▪ May have some supervisory responsibility for one or two lab attendants or similar grades. ▪ (Duties will be similar to those of Lab Service Supervisor I but will be generally less complex and will entail a lesser degree of technical responsibility.) ▪ To perform other related duties appropriate to this level.
Building Operation. Owner shall have the right to control and operate the public portions and the public facilities of the Building and the heating and air conditioning, as well as facilities furnished for the common use of the tenants, in such manner as it deems best for the benefit of the tenants generally.
Building Operation. Prior to the Closing and so long as this Agreement remains in full force and effect, Seller shall operate and manage the Building in accordance with ordinary and customary practices and maintain its existing insurance coverage with respect to the Building, undertaking and not deferring routine maintenance and preserving to the extent reasonably possible under the circumstances relationships with vendors, janitorial, elevator and other maintenance contractors as well as other suppliers of goods, services and labor to or for the operation of the Building and maintenance of the Property. Prior to the Closing and so long as this Agreement remains in full force and effect, Seller will refrain from offering the Property for sale or marketing the same or negotiating with respect to or entering into any other agreement for the sale of the Property. Seller will refrain from creating any easements, liens, mortgages, deeds of trust, or other encumbrances or interests on the Property that will survive Closing and will not apply for or otherwise initiate any changes to the zoning classification of the Property. Seller's obligations under this Section 13.1 shall survive the Closing.
Building Operation. Cost Excess - for any calendar year occurring partially or wholly during the Term, the amount, if any, by which Building Operation Costs exceed the Base Building Operation Costs specified in Section 1.1.
Building Operation. The City will give responsible parties instruction to the normal operations of the building, including HVAC controls, lighting, janitorial equipment, and kitchen operations, including gas shut-off (s/o), ventilation, and fire suppression system.
Building Operation. Make frequent safety and housekeeping checks of the building and draw attention to improper practices. Conduct routine liaison with other branches in connection with maintenance, new installations, alterations, transportation, etc. Carry out receiving and shipping operations. May have some supervisory responsibility for one or two lab attendants or similar grades. (Duties will be similar to those of Lab Service Supervisor I but will be generally less complex and will entail a lesser degree of technical responsibility.) To perform other related duties appropriate to this level.
Building Operation. Lessor agrees to provide the following by the completion Deadline or reimburse Lessee to perform the same using a vendor of its choice:
a) One thorough cleaning of the Premises each quarter to include dusting throughout (including equipment, PC’s, offices and cubicles, HVAC ducts, etc.), wiping down walls, spot carpet cleaning, lab floors waxed and buffed, etc.;
b) Address and repair the current HVAC issues in both buildings to Lessee’s reasonable satisfaction.